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Day 1
30th July, 2010
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Good Samaritan, Roxburgh Park
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Holy Eucharist, St Alban's South
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Holy Name, Preston East
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St Catherine of Siena, Melton West
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St Christopher's, Airport West
St Mary's, Lancefield
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St Mary's, Thornbury
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St Monica's, Moonee Ponds
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30th July, 2010
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Good Samaritan, Roxburgh Park
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Holy Eucharist, St. Albans South
Holy Name Case Study
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Holy Name, Preston East
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St. Catherine's of Siena, Melton West
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St. Mary's, Thornbury
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Action Research Question
How can we empower staff at Saint Catherine of Siena Primary School to embrace the kinds of pedagogies that will lead to effective personalised learning for our students?
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Action Research Question
How can we empower staff at Saint Catherine of Siena Primary School to embrace the kinds of pedagogies that will lead to effective personalised learning for our students?